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THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1913.

Hughes and Hough

AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT. AND ADMIRALTY.

General Auctioneers)

Share, Coal and

AND

General Brokers,

PROPRIETORS TO-KWA-WAN ' COAL STORAGE.

Codex used: A.B.C. 4ru & ŎTH EDITIONE. AI. TELEOLAPHIC CODE.

Talegraphic Address MEIRION HONGKONG.

PUBLIC AUCTION

THE Undersigned have received Inakrme-

tions to sell by Pubile Anction,

(ro 10000NT OF THE CONCERNED),

on

FRIDAY,

34th January, 1913, commencing at 8.30 r.., at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Den Vieux Rond, Corner of

Ics House Strea

A LARGE QUANTITY OF

VALUABLE

TEAKWOOD

FURNITURE. dc.,

As follows:-

*,

+

Dining and Drawing Room Suites, Up- latered Chairs and Sofas, Carpets and ge, a few Pictures. Paintings, Ex- avings, etc., Bed Room Suites, Double

TO LET

TO LET.

FR ALES. MOIR would let his Com-

MR

pact Residence for three or four

months during the coming summer to a

THE CHINA MAIL.

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

FOR SALE.

suitable tenant. Fully furnished. Site (SHARK & GENERAL BROKER. ated in the beautiful valley of the Arua and near the picturesque village of Fittle- worth 5 miles from Arundel and about 50 from London. Comprising Lounge, Hall, 5. rocoption rooms, 8.

8 bed rooms-not count- ing servants roonis, Bath room with E C.-up to date sanitation. Nico grounds. Motor Garage if required.

For further particulars apply to a

MR JUEN WILKIE C/o. MACDONALD & Co., York Buildings, Hengkong, January 91, 3915

18

OFFICES TO LET,

TROM February 1st, 1913, lab Floor,

96. Da Voeux Road Central, Hong kong: st resent occupied by Messi Whiteaway Laidlaw & Co.

Apply to

FRENCH STORE. 6, Queen's Road Center). Hongkong. January 21, 1913.

TO BE LET,

29

TO. 7. MOUNTAIN VIEW, PRAK,

DENNYS & BOWLET. Hongkong, January 13, 1913.

-OFFICES TO LET.

INST Chas Central accommodation, light and airy, on First & Second Floors, in ne huilding being erected for Messrs WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW & OUT., LTD. Entrance from Dos Yout Read. Electric Lift to all Floors, Electric Light throughout.

The Plan can be seen and all particulars obtained at the Offices of MESSRS

ALEXANDRA PALMER & TURNER, BUILDINGS, SUD FLOGE

Hongkong, October 1, 1912.

HONGKONG

CLUB.

NOTICE.

1299

d Single Braan and Braas-mounted Bed-T Floor of the Anuex, suitable for TO LET, TWO ROOMS in the Ground ads and Cots, Burmus, Wardrobes, &c., ning Room Furniture, &c., &c., 1 Dinnor Ofices. For further particulars, apply to

the Undersigned. rvice and Dessert Service, Crockery,

JAMES CRAIK, Secretary, octro-plated and Glass Wars, 1 Cooking ove Kitchen Utensils, Enamelled Waro, tlery, c.. Electric Lamps, Brass nders, Fire Brastes, &c., Blackwood binets, Couches, Arm-chairs, Stands,

and 2 Now Sewing Machines;

Ako

Pianos, 2 Remington Typewriters, and Uno English-made Billiard Table actically new) with Accessories. Catalogues will be issued.

PISME ---ÁN usual,

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers. Hongkong, January 15, 1913,

G.

B

SATURDAY,

68

25th January, 1913, at 3 P.., on the

Spot-

eSaverzl Lots Numbered 1 to 19 on

Plan to be seen at the Auctioneers' Office, for erection of

BOOTHS AND MATSHEDS.

thu Government Ground adjoining the Race Course, North of the Grand

·Stand Enclosure.

TERKE:-Cash.

For Plan and Conditions of Sale, apply

HUGHES & HOUGH.

Government Auctioneers,

Hongkong, January 18, 1913,

PUBLIC AUCTION.

HE Undersigned bave received Instruc

tions to Sell by Public Auction (FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

SATURDAY,

25th January, 1913, at 3.30 PM, at

the Race CoureE, -**

llowing the Sale of Sites for Booths and

Matsheds.

e well-known Racing Pony

GLORY! *SNOW

Winner of several races. Will make good Hack,

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, January 22, 1913.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

Hongkong, January 9, 1913.

19

TO LET.

TUROPEAN FLAT in NATHAN ROAD,

trous Lab November Bext.

SHOP with Godown attached, NATHAN ROAD, Kowloon.

Kowloon Marine Lot No. 48 with wharf.

Apply to HUMPHREYS' ESTATE & FINANCI

Co., Las. Hongkong. June 1, 1912

TO LET

SECTION À of K. I. L. 570

Aros 25,370 Square feet. Position Facing King's Park,

Money on Mortgages at market rates.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undoraigned has received instruc tions to sell by Public Auction

FRIDAY,

the 24th January, 1913, commencing at 2.30 ... Eagesroad,' No. 114,

The Peak,

À QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

Comprising:--

Fine Tesk Sideboard with Bevelled Mirror, Teak Extension Dialog Table, Leather Covered Dining Chairs, Teak Dinner Waggon, Tank Hatstand with Bovelled Mirror, Tapestry Covered Chairs, Rattan Chairs and Couch, Fenders and Trons, Card Tables, Ruga, Carpen, Lace Curtains, Picture, Ornaments, Blue and White Chinese Vases, Crockery and Glass

ware, etc., etc.

Single and Double Braas-mounted Iron Bedsteads, Toak Wardrobes, Marble-top Washstands, Dressing and Toilet Tables with Bevelled Mirrors, Gas Fittings, Some Canton Blackwood.

Pantry and Bathroom Requisites.

Tarma :- Chab on delivery,

་

DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN PARIS

HOTEL

Englishman and Companion Found Dead..

An English souple staying at a hotel in

the Rus de Rivoli were found dead in their rooms yesterday with bullet wounds in their bonds and revolvers la their hands writes the correspondent of the Daily Mirror from Paris December 8.

They had apparently shot. themelros simultaneously. On the hotel book their Names were entered as Captain J. Willie and Miss Lily Allen, both aged thirty-five, of London, but there is reason to suppose that the woman was a German, ・・・ *.

Captain Willis is described as a tall, handsome, military man. From his accent it is supposed ba pas Kriok,

It is believed he has a brother Hvitg near Dublin, who has been communicated with.

The lady was tall and very preposses- sing.

The couple arrived in Paris at the and of Suptember," and after a few days tha | captain returned to London, afterwards returning at week-ends.

Tho last occasion of his return was on Friday and in the evening, after dinner the couple retired to their room, stating they would not go out again. In the morning, after repeated knocks on the door and receiving no answer, a servant informed the hotel proprietor, who summoned the police and forced the door.

The woman lay on the bed and the man, felly dressed, lay where he fell The tragedy seems to have happened about

a.m,

When the couple first reached Paris letters came to them addressed to Mr and Mr. Willis, but latterly the lady wAY known only by the name of Miss Lily Alion.

They lived quietly, going occasionally to the theatre. The cause of their act can

On View from Thursday, the 23rd Jan, only bo guessed, but it is probably due to Catalogues will be issued.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer. Houstong. January 16, 1913.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

ឆតិ

THE Undersigned bas received instrue THE Undersid base action

10

TUESDAY,

money troubles.

ALL HONEY GONE.

Paris, Dec. 9.--The fact has been established that the Englishman who com uitted suicide along with a bautiful young woman in Paris hotel was Mr Joha Willis, a aon of the late General Sir George Willis. His mother, Lady Willis, is still

Alive.

His benther, Captain Audley Willis, arrived here to-day. He is an officer iz

the 28th January, 1919, commencing at the British Army, and comes from Portrush,

2.30 r... at his SALES Rooms,

DUDDELL STEIKT, ---

A FINE COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE & MODERN PORCELAIN FROM THE MING, KANGHI, YUNG CHING, KIENLUNG. TOW KWONG,

ANE LATER PERIODE:

Also

Snuff Bottles, Ivory Carvings, Jade Stone, Pehin Cloisonne, Enamel, Embroidered Mandarino Costs, etc., etc.

Ireland.

After an interview with the manager of the hotel at which the double suicide took place, he proceeded to the morgue, where the two bodies lis.

He was painfully affected by the ordeal, and recognised the deal man as his brother, M: John Willis.

O.T

A DRINK, A TONIC, AND A DIGESTIVE COMBINED

NO OTHER DRINK IN THE ** WORLD - HAS BETTER :: `QUARANTEES FOR PURITY

AND GOODNESS

WITHOUT ALCOHOL OR GAS.

For

Digestion

and

Indigestion

FOR THE RELIEF of .

Indigestion, O.T. has *proved invaluable to

thousands of people.

BUY A BOTTLE

TELEPHONE. No. 636

VISTORS AT HOTELS.

Mr and Mrs Adair Mr G. Aurely

HONGKONG HOTEL,

Capt. R. Inner Mr J. W. Jay Mrs A. NE. Judah Mr S. Komor Mr W. Krone Mr A. Kraseman - Dr Kubitz

Mr A. T. Barberini Mr M. Baring Capt. R. H.F. Bartte

lot, R.N.

Mr E. R. Bate

Mr E. A. Beaumont Mrs F. R. Balilios Mr and Mrs C. D. 3.

Bell

Mr G. &. Bena Mr Bernis

Capt. C. R. Beyuon MS. O. Binns

Another brother of the dead man is ex- pected to arrive in Paris late this evening, And the two men will make arrangemants N. B.--The above collection is from Can- for the funeral, which will p olmbly take

enough Apply Proton and is to be cleared owing to the near pisca quietly in this city. It is stated that

2ND FLOOR, No. 2 PEDDER STREET, One.Roomed OFFICE.

perty Of JARDINE, MATHESON & approach of Chinese new year. Co., LTD,

Hoogkong, April 30, 1915,

TO LET.

9498

FURNISHED — Immediate posscasion *LYEEMUN, No. 134, BARKER ROAD, The Peak.

Apply to

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Duddell Street. Hongkong, January 10. 1913.

TO LET.

67

ARGE substantially bailt GODOWN,

LA

Teams :-Cash on delivery.

On View from Monday, the 27th Jan.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

'Auctioneer...

Hongkong, January 14, 1913.

bir Willis was married and that his wife lives in Londou.

Drard Mrs Lasell Mr A. Largy Mr G. T. Lloyd M: J. O. Lopes

Mr and Mrs F. C. Macdonald, child

and nurse

Mr J. M. Macedo

A WINEGLASSFUL

sipped after Meals, will aid Digestion, pre-- vent Flatulence and "Full Feeling" and help to restore the healthy func- tions of the Digestive System

TO-DAY

GARNER, QUELCH & Co.,

FLAX HOTEL

SOLE AGENTS

AUTOR HOUSE.

Dr and Mrs Aubrey Mr and Mrs Jones Lieut. Archer

bir A. Keith Mr & Mrs W. Arm. Mr and Mrs Kohler

Lt. Col. & Mr A. 1.

strong

Mr L. M. Bayley Mr and Mrs Bayer Mrs Boydler Majo Bowen Attorney-General &

Mrs Bucknil' Major & Mra Comyu more Lt. and Mrs T. C. Mr Obrein

Cunningham

Lean and child Mr Mason Capt. & Mrs McMune, children and nurse, R.A.M.O.

Major Davy

Mr Dennya

Mr & Mrs Mitchal-

Rev. Foster Per

Mr and Mrs Potric Mr Plummer

Miss Dorothy Allan Mr G. Langone'

Mr J. B. Arbold

Mr K. Birat

Mrs C. Ii Bean

Mr M. Byan

Mr B. Lathrop

Mr. Lingeri

M: V. Lagabi

Mrs W. 9. Lyan

Misa Lillian ChambersMiss J. Manstiald Mr E. V. Choai Mr F.

F. A. Chopard Hise AL. Cirke Capt. & Mrs Corne.

Linssen

Mr H. Dedeoglan Mr M. Dessal Miss Elboy

Mr J. T. Marnell.. Mr F. E. Morgan Me L. Morris

Mrs K de Morris - Mr W. H. G. Hullar

Mr F. Masso

Mr. Norton

Mr S..Pattan

Mr and Mrs A. G. Mine Philips

Elder

Mr Rabior

Dr L. E. Fanzin

Mr B. Feinstein

Miss Hodges

Me W. H. Birch-Mr N. C. MacGregor Consul & Mrs Eitzen Lt. Col. Radcliffe, B.E. Mr W. S. Hodges

Mr D. G. MaoLanna

Mr and Mrs. N. E. Mr and Mrs Neli

Blanch

MacIntyre

Mr & Mrs H. Vans A. Mckenzie

Mrs MACre Mr H. Ashley Brore-Dr U. Marriott

Erakell Bags

Miss T. Martin Mrs R. T. Matheson

and chil,.

Mr F. W. Buck

Mr O. Buschner

The identity of the woman who passed sù Mia Lily Allen is still a mystery. She ton is believed to have met Mr John Willis in 61 London, and at various times they were asen together at Continental resorta.

Mr Willis spent much of his time in the

sometimes board to call Olga.

BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES. company of this woman, whom he was

PUBLIC AUCTION

MR GEO. P. LAMMERT has received instructions to sell by Public Auction

On

FRIDAY,

For a long time Mr Willis regularly paid the hotel bill when he came to spend week- ends with his companion in Paris, but it was evident that he was beast with financial worries.

She had evidently been accustomed to

albusted on Water Front East Point. the 31st January, 1913, at 3.m., at his life of eas and luxury, and for a time her For further particulars apply Property Office, JARDINE, MATHÈSÓN & Co., LAD.

Hoogkoog, August 14, 1912:

TO BE SOLD OR

1023

LET UNFURNISHED ROM 1ST APRIL.

DISHOP'S LODGE SOUTH, No. 5,

Rooms). ULBANK, May Road (6 Rooms).

DENNYS & BOWLEY. Hongkong, December 28, 1912.

TO LET.

FFICES in KING'S BUILDING,

OFFICES

1828

163, PRAYA EAST, GODOWN. 162, PRAYA BAST, GODOWN suit. 103 able for storage of Kerosine.

THE Undersigned have received instruc

·Elons to sell by Pubile Anction FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,

FRIDAY,

31st January, 1913, at 11 a.m., at heir Bales Booms, No. 8, Des Yout Boad, surner of Tom Bovas Sex,—

MA ́CONETONKIST OF HOUSEHOLD LINENS,

Comprising:-

Witney Blankets, Travolling Rugs rkish Towels, Brown Linen Towels, and-embroidered Pillow Cases, Bath

wale, Single and Double Bed Size Hem-) behed Sheets, Honeycomb and Batin

2, WEST END TERLACE, SHAMEIN. From 1st May, 1913.

apply to

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST MENT & AGENCY Co., La. Hongkong. Beptember 2, 1929.

TO LET.

1694

AROM 1st February, MEIRION, No. 10, Peak, furnished or unfurnished, 6 Rooma

No. 6, DES VEUX VILLAS, 68, The PEAK, from 1st March, 1913. Premises will be thoroughly repaired, painted and colourwashed.

No. 91, SHELLEY STREET. To let or for sale, GLENSHJEL,” Baraar Boed. No. 124, Peak, 5 rooms from 1st March, 1918.

No. 1190, The PEAK, faralabad, from middle of April until end of October, 1913.

Auction Rooms in Duddell Street,--

IN 4 LOTS.

THE VALUABLE LEASEHOLD

PROPERTIES

known as

lover satisfied her every whim.

TRAGIC DESPIRATION. But the financial strain apparently proved too much for him, and then the

Nos. 3, 4, 5 & 6 PROSPECT PLACE couple resorted to the expedient of pawn

(BONHAM ROAD). Particulars may be obtained from the Vendore' Solicitors: MERS DEACON, LOOKER, DEACON

AND HARSTON, or from the Auctioneer. Hongkong, January 21, 1913.

95

ing dress and jewels,

Finally, there came a time when the woman was unable to procure any more money.

Mr A. J. Cambridge Mr J. McDowall Mr H. F. Chalkley Dr G. W. McKean Mrs Chaplin & maid Dr and Mrs C. W. Mr Carlton Chase

Mr P. N. Christie Mr W. T. Chisholm Miss G. St. Olain Mr A. A. Claxton Mm W. F. Cowen Mr &. G. Cowio Mr J. W. Cranston Miss Crocker Mr G. Curry Mr J.

Mr A. F. Deane

Mr O G. Denisoa

Mrs B. H. Douglas

My W. C. Drow

Mr A. C. Dovey

Mas L. Duplo

Mr T. O. Dupuy

Mr and MrĚ.

Ehrenfals

0.

Mr Wallace à Farley

Mrs C. Finlayson

Mr H. G. Fisher Mra E. Forsyth

One day hat week Mrs Allen roter E. A. B. Fowler despairing letter to Mr Willis, and heMr C. Frear apparently thinking that his difficultiMiss Mad Freer were insurmountable, left for Paris, and Mrs Fraach & child less than twenty-four hours after his arrival Mr Denman Fuller

Mr & Mrs A. Geare the double tragedy took placa,

The dramatic death of Mr Wills and his- Mr and Mrs J. F.

George great shock to the LONDON--F. Azmar 11 & 12 men's companion has come

Mias George: Lane, Lombard Birect s.o. L. B. Breformer's fami'y.

In an interview yesterday Mes Allen's Mr AG. Gordon &Co., Ltd., 163 Queen's Road, Victoria B. CLARKE, SON & PLATT, 85 Grace maid stated that her mistress was either an Mr Y. Goulbour Mr Joseph Gould church St., 1.0. G. Star & Co., Ltd, Austrian or a German, who belonged to a

AGENTS

McKenny

Mr & Mrs D. MoNeill Mr B. K. Mehta Mr C. D. Melbourne M: J. Molaker Mr J. Merreki M: J. Morrie Mr R. F. Mosley

D. F. Mulder M: J. Mrs J. D. F. Muldes Mr A. H. Münch Capt. and Mrs F. D.

Northcombe

Mr V. d'Oettingen Mr W. F. C. Oaden-

fores

Mr and Mrs (Hans

Petersen, valet & maid

M: Pieper Mr L. E. Pinkham Mr A. W. Prior Mr E H. Ray

"Miss F. Reay

Mr and Mrs E. T

Richardson

Sir H. de NauSINAT, Z Lady H de Sausa res Mr W. Schmolke Mr E..H. Sharp Mr J. C. Sibley

V. Bidford Mrs Gr

and child

Mr E. E. Smith

Mr EL H.. Soloman Mr and Mrs James

Spittles

Mr and Mrs G. U. Mr Relton

Mr Roberts Garnier

.

V.

| Mr and Mrs G. G. Mr Rogers ..

Gordon

Mr and Mrs B. A-

Hale

Eng. Comir & Mrs

Rooms, R.N.

Dr & Mrs Rutherford Lt. Col. and Mrs Gor. RN,

don Hall, R.A.M.C. Mr A, Sinclair Mr R. E. Hall Mr Findlay Smith Mr H. A. Hazeland Lt. Col. Smith Dapt. & Mrs Hodgins Mr and Mrs Soffiett

Mi & Mas J. Sather. Major Humphrey

Mr and Mr W. G. lood

Humphreys

Mr and Mrs Thornton

W: M

Mr and Mrs W. M. Mr and

Humphreys 11 Watson

Mr and Mrs P. Jacks Major & Mrs Wenborn

Mr H. N. Jeffries Capt. Whitfold Mr & Mrs Les Joues: David Wood

SEXO- EDWARD BOTEL,

and od

Mr J. J. Andraw Mr and Mrs Majer Mr T. Anki Mr F. Áron Mr R. B. Birnbaum Mrs Birse and child Mr R. L. Bolton

Mr H. Briggs Mrned-Mrs

Brya

Mr F, W. Cox

Ming Massey Mr G. H. May Mr and Mrs F.

McHugh

Dr. Mich col

J. Mr. and Mrs J_B¬Ã...

Mody

Mr M. F. Murray

Mr W. A. Donaldson Mr W. H. Page Mr G. L. Duncan Capt. & Mrs W. C.

Passmore

Mr Dusseldorp

Mrs Ehrhardi & childMr and Mrs Pearman

Mr Eving

Mrs Finchett

Mrs E. Goldring

Mr Gon. Grimble

Mr H. Piesbergen Mr R. L. Bolton

Miss F. Saunders

Mrs Schenk

Mr and Mrs W. C. Dr Schindler

Grosy enor

Miss Grosvenor

Mr P. Henderson

Mr A. Z. Koen

Mr and Mrs Kamp

Mr and Mrs J. A.

Scott and family Dr Sitbree

Mr A. N. Smith

Mr H. 8.Spurge Capt. & fra

H.

Mr C. M.. KaykendallStewart & children

Mr P. D. Sutherland

Mr and Mrs Kraft

Mr E. G. Tait

Mr G. Varmeij

90 Comhill. GORDON & Gorch, 15 family of excellent standing. She added Mr J. Gourgoy Bride St., .c. ROBERT WATSON, 15 that, owing to the Impossibility of meeting MrD, M. G. GratamaMiss Square

Miss Stephers Frost Street. O, Mrrez & Co., Snow current expenses, Mrs Allen had pawned Mr J. Grimshaw Mr A. Stepheas

Dr J. G. Hauns Hu, Holborn Viaduct, 1.0. D. Jher jewels and then sold a magnificent for Capt. T. F. Hall EXTER & Co, 3 Whilefriars cont for £8.

Last Monday she was absolutely at the Mr W. T. Harbord. sad of her resources, and was impatiently Capt. A. S. Harris. awaiting the arrival of Mr Willis, who was MY A. Harrisen to have brought some money.

Mr F. B. Heaps Mr A. E. Herdman

Hewett, C.M.G. Bog. Mr E A. Mr A, Heizl

1.O. MATHER & Crowana, Ltd., 10 11, 18 New Bridge St., K.C. SCOTLAND :-F12o. L. Epoxy, 6 Nord ** Et. David Street, Edinburgh, PARIS AND EUROPE, MATING FRIAL &Co., 18. Bus de la Grange, Batall

Paris.

J

Ji

NEW YORK-TS CHINESE EVANGKLÁTH

OFFICE, 52, Wex 2ând Biresh, SAN FRANCISCO and American Porta generally-BEAN & BLACK, Son From

Beco

AUSTRALIA, TASMANIA, AND NEW KRALAND:Gordon & Gorom, Mu bourne cind Bydney.

On Wednesday she burnt all her corres. Wills, who probably was unable to obtain pondence and then telegraphed to Mr the expected sum. In consequenes the two apparently decided to dis together.

"I HAVEN'T & 24. IN THE WORLD." An soquaintance in London gare. The Daily Mirror some interesting details of the dead man. A

I knew John Willis slightly, maid. **He was a good-looking follow, but never seemed to satile down to anything properly. He came of a grod family, and one of his brothers--he bad

Mr W. Hoffmane Mr E. Hope Mr and Mrs-W. I

Hughes

Mr H. J. Hast

Mr H. Watkine Mr & Mrs B. Weßb My W. H. Web: er

Mr D. White Mr & Mrs F. Winkler Mz G. G. Wood

Mr D. M Whamond

Mr and Mrs J. P..

Wright My J. A. Young.

THE STATION HOTEL

flts, Huckaback Towels, Damask Table Four Bedrooms, Teunis Court and Garden CEYLON ;-W. M. Saree Co., T. Į Leander Olub many-rowed for the Mr and Mrs W. 8. Mr H. Luthmann

latba 9yda. wide by 2 yds, 24 yd, ik, 39"and. 4 yds, Ledios' and Gent's indkerchiefs, Lace Curtains, Fantry, Tea d Glass Cloths, Gent's Tunic Shirts and

Ala

A low lots of Sundries.

(In small lots to mult purchasem).

HUGHES & HOUGH

Auctioneers. Hongkong, Jungary-22, 1913.

102

8 DES VEUX VILLAS,' No. 52, Peak, Booms.

URAIG RYRIE, No. 4, the Peak, to let; fins situation; 8 rooms; tennis and croquet lawn,

FOR SALE *HARTING and ROGATE, on pari oz Kowloon Inland Lot No. 1156

Apply to

IINSTEAD & DAVIS, Ard Floor, Alerandes Buldings. Hongrong, Aug. 2, 1913.

APOTHECAKES Co., Colomba.

Brown

Maj, &Mrs F. Martin ** A. very liicoabis fellow, with charming Mr F. Brain Miss L, Okoole mansers, Willis was one of those men who Me and Mrs J. B. Mine D. Ukoola. SINGAPORE, STRANCE, s.-KRIS

& Water, La., Singapore,

Capell & children Mr H., 6. Poot never had enough money for the mode of his they enjoy, latterly ha soused to be Mro. B. H. CallifordMrs A. Boott PHILIPPINE ISLANDS:--A. §. WAP® | very hard prassed indeed for money.

Mr J. H. Smart Hr A. A. Fyle sox&Co., Manilo,

**On Thursday - he announced quite | Mr R. Hager Mr J. Steevens frankly, I haven't a shilling in the world." Mr & Mrs D. HarveyMr and Mes Storitzin

And children and child w He also added that it was imperative, that

CHINA-Cinton, Farm & Co., Amy,

THE ANDY Broka, Frochov BLOCK & Co., Shanghai Banty & Ayun, Leo. Yokohama, Krzy & Wizes

THE CHINA MAIL, LTD.

5. Wrodham Bizout, Hongkong,

Mr D. M. Laricias

Mr II. H. Taylor

Mr & Mrs U Laurit Mr D. Walker

· Mr R. J. Warner

Mr and My Lemaire Mr W. E. Weidler

and child

Mr A. Renvidk

Mr M. M. Alves"da

Silv

Mr&Mrs A. Sommers

Mrs F. R. L. Hodge Mr & Mrs Vack Mr H. E. Joanin

Mr W. Juster

Mr F. E. Williams

GRAND BOTAL,

| Mr & Mrs Agnew Mr H S. Bailey Mr E. Bauckham Mr and Mrs Bowes Mr F. Calvert Miss Clinton Mr J. Cordell Mrs G. Cuthpart Mr J. Daumann Mr II. Davion Mr Elevs Mr W. Fischer

|

Mir A. Galt

Mr J. Gran

Mr P. Graco Mr W. I. Gregory Mr Peyton Grifin Mr J. Grant

Mr & Mrs Hamilton Mr annen

Dr Hillebrocht.

Mr G. Hyde Bay. Kleinfelds and

family Mr F. Lorria Mr & Mr Madis Mr A. T. Myali Mr S. Paul Mr & Mrs Pink Capt. Raher Mr J. Roberts Capt Sack

ML. Schmitta Mr E. T. Sharp" Miss D. Swift

Mr E. Thompson Mr and Mrs Tobias Mr Tobias Mr P. Walster Mr G. A. Watkina Mr and Mrs White Mr Woodcock

KINGSCLERE HOTEL.

Mr and Mrs J. H. Mr B. B' Mortisan

Backhouse

Mr and Mrs S G.

Newall

Dr and Ms B. W.

BED

Mr and Mrs A

Mr & Mrs J. Robert

· Mr and Mrs - A. E. Perfect

Carleton

Mr and Mr. M. D.

Durrie

Bon

- Mira G. Sachve

Maf.I, Currie, R.G, A. Mr A. D. Shielde Mrs I. Currie, child. Capt. C. V. 8. Skrim.

and nurse

shire, F.A.

Mr Gillingham

Mr and Mrs Speyer

Dr & Mrs Evan-Jones Mr B. P. Thomas

Mr G. J. E. van der

Mr E. Lang

Dr E. L. Martyn Lobb Wal

Mr & Mrs W. Logan Mr van Wesran Liest. & Mrs. R. H. M. P. D. Wilson

Lubbock

Mr J. W. Wilson Mr J Robinson Mr U, Woatwarn

Mauglino

WYNDHAM HOTEL.

Mr & Mrs Brenton Mr and Mrs H, P. | Miss Brenton

Winslow and ebid. Miss A, Brenton

“Mr W. Dobbs

Mr and Mrs TW,

GRAND CARLTON HOTEL...

Mr & Mrs. F. Alien Misa N, Mabar

Mr & Mrs W. Bishopra Mr R. Postoji

and child

Mr. G. Balden

Mr W. Prinile, Jun, Mr A. F. Remedios.

Capt. and Mrs Brags Mr A. Higg MY. Braga

Miss L. Braga

Mine M. BragER --

Mr and Mrs Arthur

Rogerson Miss Ads Bowley"

Lacul R. E. B. Brews-Me A. E. Roi îns

tor

Mrs J. Crawford

Mr E. Sargon

Mr Le C., Faunderson

Lleut, Geo. W. Crom-Mr G. W. Sewall

Mr R. E' Shaw -bis, R.E.

Mr. M. D. Edmonds Mr G. Spencer Madam E Engenie. Mr.T. G. Flyur Mike E. Gibson.

Mi B Gibabu Mr H. Gourgey

he should get bo Paris-he did not ourer C, M. Hayward Land Mr J. B how he went, as long as he got there.

***On Friday I heard this he had bor Sowed £5 on an 1.O.U., and with this bad crossed to his death, as it has turned out

Majors & Min L L Tecksberry & ubild Mr G. Harper Hopper wake LG W. Tresodder M. W. Jasik

Mr and Mrs J. H. Mr MR. Walker Air J. Josephala

Kipp

Rev. & Mri Star and

childcon Misi C. Stephana Mr R. H. Stephenson Mr and Mrs H. G Taansy & childros Mr E. J. Treadigold Meand Mrs Trustino

· Lt. Col;&MinYoungs | Mr A. B. W. Libbley - and children.

Fager Mine Egar Mr E. Frontien

ir E. Hayward

Me W. A. Hoagland Min M. 8. Hoy ......... Mr N. F. Mating

Capt. & Mrs Miller Mr and Mrs Parzone Mr F. W. Perkunder: Dr Iwin Savin Ber. Me. P. Sooterk Mr Arthur Stephane Mr and Mrs * John

Słowart

·Bør. and Mrs Darid:

Sutherland

Mr R. A. Watt

*NOTES ON WILD IN LIFE

HONGKONG AND. SOUTH OHINA."

R. G. BUNBURY, MA:

To be bad at the Cuxa Maik,” OfBoe.